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The goal (as I understood it) is to separate back-end and front-end. That is, you could have a CLI front-end with just text interface, or a GUI front-end with all the fancy features.



Maybe I didn't get the point of neovim but I don't really see how a GUI could be a useful addition for vim. I only use gvim because colorschemes have nicer colors.


You can use CSExact to get GUI color schemes to work.

https://github.com/KevinGoodsell/vim-csexact

There is also csapprox.




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